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## Chapter Thirty-Four
Having spent time in youth, you two, born into a lineage of pride, became Agnibhuti and Marubhuti, the sons of Somadev. ||120||
Due to the ripening of evil, beings experience misery, and due to the ripening of virtue, they attain happiness. Therefore, pride in lineage is futile. ||121||
When the farmer arrived at his field after the rains ceased, he saw the two dead jackals and brought them home. He had them made into a pair of shoes and felt content. Those shoes remain in his house even today. ||122||
He too, having become proud due to his son's son, became like a god of love, remembering his lineage. He remained silent like a mute, falsely. ||123||
"He is sitting among his relatives, looking at me intently," said Satyaki, the truthful one, calling the mute to him. ||124||
"You are that Brahmin farmer, the son of your son. Now, release yourself from sorrow and muteness, and speak the nectar of words, bringing joy to your relatives." ||125||
In this world, like actors, there is a reversal of roles between master and servant, father and son, mother and wife. ||126||
This world is like a complex and intricate network of clocks, where beings constantly wander, experiencing ups and downs. ||127||
"Therefore, my son, knowing this world as a vast and terrifying ocean, practice the essence of vows, rooted in compassion." ||128||
Having witnessed this direct revelation, the Brahmin fell at the feet of the sage, circumambulating him. ||129||
His eyes filled with tears of joy, he stood up, amazed, and with folded hands, spoke in a choked voice. ||130||
"Oh, you are like the omniscient one, the Lord of truth! Sitting here, you clearly perceive the true nature of things in all three realms." ||131||
"My mind's eye, clouded by the veil of ignorance, has been opened by you, my Lord, with the salve of knowledge." ||132||